In a significant move in the Mumbai real estate sector, Godrej Properties has emerged as the highest bidder for a 6.54-acre plot in Navi Mumbai, securing the land for ₹717 crore at a CIDCO auction.
Real EstateGodrej PropertiesNavi MumbaiCidcoLand AuctionReal Estate MumbaiMar 26, 2025
CIDCO stands for City and Industrial Development Corporation. It is a government body responsible for the development of Navi Mumbai and its surrounding regions, focusing on infrastructure and urban planning.
Godrej Properties paid ₹717 crore for the 6.54-acre plot of land in Navi Mumbai.
The acquisition is significant as it highlights the growing interest in Navi Mumbai as a prime real estate destination, boosting the city's potential for further development and investment.
Godrej Properties develops a range of projects, including luxury apartments, high-end residential complexes, and commercial spaces, known for their sustainability and innovation.
The proceeds from the auction will be used to fund further infrastructure projects and development initiatives in Navi Mumbai, contributing to the city's overall growth and urbanization.
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